Some thoughts on restaurant menu QR codes

Is anyone else SICK AND TIRED of the way hotels now foist plastic "keycards" on guests? No! I don't want tap to open my door! No! I don't want to keep the card in my wallet! No! I don't want electronics in control of my life! What if I need to stab an attacker? Keys are great for that by flimsy plastic cards are useless Gives us PROPER keys with big keyrings that we have to hand in to reception when we go out and then ask for when we come back. That is exactly what you sound like when you complain about restaurant menus now being available by QR code. My wife and I took a 7 week Interrail through Europe. While most places still had boring paper menu, a decent number had QR codes which allowed us to see the menu and order food. And they were brilliant! An electronic menu offers so many advantages. Being able to instantly translate any terms by selecting the text is much easier than pointing a camera and trying to focus on a laminated bit of card. That said, most of the online menus…

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